Vital Records required?

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I've heard that the Consulate in Boston only accepts certified certificates from Vital Statistics. Is this true? I have long form, certified records from the cities/towns themselves.

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If your certified documents can be apostilled, then I'm pretty sure Boston will accept them. But the Consulate has the last word, of course.
The link is to Mass. Sec. State--who does the apostilles.
http://www.sec.state.ma.us/pre/precom/comidx.htm
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Hi Peggy, thanks for the link!

It seems like my documents can be apostilled as they were signed by the city/town clerks. I'll confirm with the consulate.

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